you talk today mom or dad? the last time i saw my mother was probably a year and a half, i saw her for 5 minutes and a real amount of time 4 to 5 years. chris: helps her story understand they are not alone. i remember thinking to myself, i don t know how i can believe that i m a good person but i know that my mother doesn t think i m a good person. for me it s saying this is not a good option, not a nice thing to have happened but a good way to be at peace. chris: kara now wants to write about rural education and why even good students have trouble graduating from college. whatever her next project it should be interested. and now this program note, be sure to tune in next week for our annual sit-down with rush limbaugh, you don t want to miss it, that s it for you today, have a great week and we will
which raises the possibility more won t show up for court hearings. its negotiation. quotations seldom go smooth all the way through. it s give-and-take and compromise. it s the way government is supposed to work. we ve got good people on this conference committee. german shelby, john holden, durban, i can go down the list. the bottom line is we ve got people who aren t bomb throwers. people who know how to work together to get a deal. i m not positive we will get a deal but with this group of people, i think we will get a deal that deals with detention beds, barriers, technologies and the challenges we have on the southern border in a commonsense way. chairman shelby is correct. time is of the essence and we need to move forward and keep
negotiation hits bumps in the road. as long as we stay focused in a bipartisan way to get this done, i m hopeful we can get it done. is it a done deal? no, it isn t. and we can end up in a train wreck but i don t think anyone has appetite for a government shutdown and i think everyone wants to make sure our borders are secure . chris: can you give percentage? i m a farmer. i say 50-50 we get a deal. hope and pray we will. so the glass is half-full. chris: [laughter] depend how you look at that . i want to ask one more question gentlemen. while there is no question that illegal immigration is a real problem. there are charges, particularly from democrats that president trump is exaggerating it. the president goes to el paso tomorrow for a big rally. here s what he said about the
having not had access to education when we finally got it, for neglect me anyway there was quality for that and i wasn t going to stop. chris: got scholarship to harvard and ended with a ph.d from cambridge in england but wasn t easy to break away. at one point you describe yourself as ignorant who crawled out, do you really think of yourself that way? i think i felt and worse. academic success came at the expense of her soul. that tension for a lot of years between idea of myself as scholar, very difficult to reconcile. chris: that let kara to final chapter of being educated. for me i ended up discovering for myself. chris: when was the last time
national emergency and other funds after declaring national emergency. the whole pot is well above $5.7 billion. chris: there are leaders including mitch mcconnell saying don t declare a national emergency. there will be a resolution of disapproval. a lot of republicans will break with you. is the national emergency still on the table or has he been persuaded by his fellow republicans, let s not go that way? it still on the table and it s not the - - a precedent. it s the law. this is not a case of the president just not getting what he wants and going off and declaring a national emergency. there are certain things every president must do to trigger